Aging in Reverse.

[Chaosolous]

If you were given the option near the end of your life, to, instead of dying, begin to age in reverse (at the normal aging rate) until you eventually become an [human] egg, would you?

[Pronoun Paladin ☯]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODjKVMHF9fM

[Fake]

There is literally a Star Trek Voyager episode of this. . . .

[salamander]

would prefer not to no. i have seen the benjamin button film, and it does not seem exactly easy. the beginning of life is terrifying (as an old person) and difficult, and then end of life is terrifying (as a child/infant) as you lose all your faculties in a much different way.

[SympliKrazi]

Remind of me of Piers Anthony's Incanations series. More specifically, "Bearing an Hourglass"

[smokerob79]

get over it....your going to die......

[steven1mac]

For the sake of my mother, no. No normal woman could walk again if they popped something that large out.

[Xero_Daxter]

So I’ll revert back into a single cell organism?

[livinggg]

What came first the human or the egg?

[Xero_Daxter]

Originally posted by dyinggg:

What came first the human or the egg?

Yes.

[Breathe]

No.

Recently and for awhile, I thought I was doing that but I think it's just that I've been looking into the mirror more.

[Good Night Owl]

Like Benjamin button? Nah. I like the process as is.

[Rio]

so getting twice the life span with no downside.

With a whole life time for someone to come up with a cure

Gee, really hard choice here...sooo hard

[JuliaJuiceBox]

No but I'd be willing to do it again knowing what I know through my life.

[Bjørn]

It could be possible soon. Done on mice

https://scitechdaily.com/age-reversal-breakthrough-harvard-mit-discovery-could-enable-whole-body-rejuvenation/

[Rumpelcrutchskin]

Yes.